Adlai Stevenson Dies in London at 65
Adlai E. Stevenson, 65, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, collapsed and died in Grosvenor Square London. He had visited British officials and appeared on BBC TV after attending UN and Geneva talks on the Viet Nam crisis.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Grosvenor Square
Stevenson
Michael Stewart
St. George’s Hospital
Illinois
British Broadcasting Corp
Europe
UN Economic and Social Council
Geneva
San Francisco
U Thant
Heavy air and ground fighting near Da Nang Viet Nam
In central Viet Nam near Da Nang a large air operation involved 150 planes targeting a suspected Viet Cong headquarters. Separately guerrillas overran a government outpost at An Hoa, wounding one and seriously involving a 26 garrison. A Marine was killed and another wounded in a separate beach clash south east of Da Nang.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Viet Nam
U.S
An Hoa
Quang Nam
Soviets Agree To Resume Disarmament Talks
Washington notes say the Soviet Embassy informed the U S Disarmament Agency that Moscow would resume disarmament talks in Geneva. Officials expect a date around July 27 for the 17 nation conference as Foster outlined. The move follows months of tension over Vietnam and U S Soviet relations.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
U. S Disarmament Agency
Geneva
U. S
William C. Foster
Soviet Union
East German border shooting reported near Berlin
East German border guards fired 10 times at a man trying to escape to the West, with screams heard about 300 yards inside Communist territory, according to West Berlin customs officials. Also, Bakersfield College reported 11 students hospitalized after a chemical explosion in a laboratory. two were in critical condition. Paris showcased its budding atomic air force during Bastille Day celebrations.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Bakersfield
Calif
Bakersfield College
Riots and curfew hit Guayaquil as tanks roll in
Quito dispatch reports tanks and army trucks patrolling Guayaquil after rioting against the military junta. A curfew was imposed as authorities try to restore order.
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Quito
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Four Ohioans Die In Parkersburg Air Crash
FAA investigates a private twin engine crash that killed five people near Parkersburg West Virginia after takeoff from Wood County Airport. Victims included Cincinnati residents James Gilkey 38 James McAllister 27 and Albert Dami co 45 Columbus salesman William Gibbs 26 and pilot Curtis White from Kentucky. Witnesses reported engine trouble before the crash near Interstate 77 in a wooded area.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Federal Aviation Agency
Wood County
Here
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Boone County
James A. Gilkey
Gilkey Electric Co
James McAllister
Albert Damico
William E. Gibbs
Curtis White
Greater Cincinnati
Gilkey
Short Honeymoons Advised By Expert
CHICAGO The honeymoon is sweeter when short says wedding consultant Louis Lena Two weeks is the advised length Sena a wedding consultant of 20 years notes wedding anxiety and excitement puts couples on their best behavior After marriage couples may spend all day together and discover flaws in a strange resort setting
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Chicago
Louis Lena
Sena
Prince Charming
Inside The Messenger News Snapshot Athens County Car Sales Record High
The Messenger reports new car sales in Athens County reach a record high, with local implications for economy and shoppers. Page references indicate broader national coverage and quotes on tax policy and Vietnam.
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Athens County
Logan Income Tax Committee
President Johnson
Juan Marichal
Willie Mays
Sheppard Denied Rehearing in Murder Case Return
The U S 6th Circuit denied Dr. Samuel Sheppard’s rehearing and ordered his return to Ohio Penitentiary for a life murder sentence. He had been freed after a prior ruling, now five days remain to seek another stay pending possible Supreme Court action.
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Cincinnati
U. S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Samuel Sheppard
Ohio
Sheppard
Cleveland
U. S. Supreme Court
Red Envoy Peril Seen in U S Communists
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that most of the about 800 Communist bloc diplomats in the United States with diplomatic immunity are engaged in intelligence work and threaten national security. He noted the American Communist party remained a disruptive influence in the year ending fiscal year.
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Washington
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Communist Party
Ohio legislature eyeing Aug 2 deadline on reapportionment plan
Ohio lawmakers move toward a final reapportionment substitute after a busy session. The Senate approved welfare reorganization and education bills while a future floor vote on the school foundation act looms. A new 12 member Retirement Commission and worker's compensation fund real estate powers were also advanced.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate
House
Roger W. Cloud
Logan
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
Max Dennis
R-Clinton
Statehouse
School Foundation
Workmen’s Compensation Fund
Mariner 4 Answers Signal Draping Mars Photo Mission
In Pasadena, Mariner 4 answered earth commands after five months, warming its instruments for a near Mars flyby. At 5:20 p.m. PDT it will begin capturing up to 21 photos from 6,000 miles as it passes, then transmit them home.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Earth
Retired Covenant Minister Rev A W Alden Dies at 78
The Rev. A W Alden, father of Ohio University president Vernon R Alden, died Tuesday night at Covenant Hospital Chicago at age 78 after a long illness. Ordained in the Covenant Church he retired in 1960 and lived recently in Miami Florida. He held degrees from North Park College and Seminary and received an honorary doctor of divinity from Ohio University. Survived by wife Hildur a daughter Janet two other sons Donald and Burton and a sister Sven in Kalix Sweden Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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A. W. Alden
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Covenant Hospital
Chicago
Evangelical Covenant Church
Alden
Miami
Fla
North Park College
North Park Seminary
Ogden
Iowa
Cassel
Minn
Molone, Ill
Providence, R. L
Lockport
Ill
Hildur
Janet
Donald
Burton
Sven
Kalix
Sweden
Umpire Sparks Brawl Between Lutheran Teams
Springfield police respond to a bat swinging melee after an umpire ruling during a football game between Luther an Inner Mission and Good Shepherd Lutheran teams. One man is hospitalized with a possible concussion and another treated and released. Deputies broke up the fight Tuesday night.
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Springfield
Clark County
Sentry satellites to detect nuclear blasts launched from Cape Kennedy
Air Force plans an Atlas Agena launch from Cape Kennedy to place two Sentry satellites in high orbits to detect nuclear explosions in space. A third satellite will measure radiation in the Van Allen Belt aboard the same rocket.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
van Allen Belt
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